Constituency Winners - AI Prediction & Score Analysis
| # | Constituency | District | Winner | Candidate | AI Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manjeshwaram | Kasaragod | NDA | K. Surendran | Manjeshwaram consistently sees a strong BJP/NDA vote share, and K. Surendran's influence in the region, coupled with potential polarization, gives NDA an edge despite LDF's incumbency. |
| 2 | Kasaragod | Kasaragod | UDF | Kallatra Mahin Haji | Kasaragod has traditionally favored UDF, and Kallatra Mahin Haji is a strong local candidate. While LDF has made inroads, UDF's established base is likely to hold. |
| 3 | Udma | Kasaragod | LDF | C. H. Kunhambu | Udma is a traditional LDF stronghold, and C. H. Kunhambu's continued presence and the party's organizational strength will likely ensure a win, despite UDF's efforts. |
| 4 | Kanhangad | Kasaragod | LDF | Govindan Pallikkappil | Kanhangad has seen a shift towards LDF in recent elections, and Govindan Pallikkappil's performance as MLA and the LDF's focus on local issues will likely result in a victory. |
| 5 | Thrikaripur | Kasaragod | UDF | Sandeep Varier | Thrikaripur is a traditionally UDF leaning constituency. Sandeep Varier's youth appeal and effective campaigning will likely overcome LDF's incumbency advantage. |
| 6 | Payyanur | Kannur | LDF | T. I. Madhusoodanan | Payyanur has consistently favored the LDF, and T.I. Madhusoodanan is a strong local leader. While UDF has a presence, LDF's organizational strength is likely to prevail. |
| 7 | Kalliasseri | Kannur | LDF | M. Vijin | Kalliasseri has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and M. Vijin is expected to benefit from continued development initiatives and strong local party support. UDF faces a challenge in regaining lost ground. |
| 8 | Taliparamba | Kannur | UDF | T. K. Govindan | Taliparamba is traditionally a UDF stronghold, and T.K. Govindan is a well-known face with significant influence. Despite LDF's efforts, UDF's established base will likely hold. |
| 9 | Irikkur | Kannur | UDF | Sajeev Joseph | Irikkur has historically leaned towards the UDF, and Sajeev Joseph is expected to capitalize on this trend. The NDA lacks a strong organizational base to challenge the two main fronts effectively. |
| 10 | Azhikode | Kannur | UDF | Kareem Cheleri | Azhikode is a UDF-leaning constituency, and Kareem Cheleri is likely to benefit from the party's consistent performance in the area. Local issues and community dynamics favor the UDF. |
| 11 | Kannur | Kannur | LDF | Kadanappalli Ramachandran | Kannur has consistently favored the LDF, and Kadanappalli Ramachandran has a strong local base despite potential anti-incumbency. The UDF struggles to consistently challenge LDF dominance here. |
| 12 | Dharmadom | Kannur | LDF | Pinarayi Vijayan | Pinarayi Vijayan's personal popularity and the LDF's strong organizational presence in Dharmadom make it highly likely he will retain his seat, despite UDF efforts. |
| 13 | Thalassery | Kannur | UDF | K. P. Saju | Thalassery has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, and while the LDF has made inroads, the UDF's established network and candidate strength are likely to prevail. Local issues may also favor the UDF. |
| 14 | Kuthuparamba | Kannur | LDF | P. K. Praveen | Kuthuparamba has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and P. K. Praveen's performance as MLA is likely to be rewarded. The UDF faces a challenge in regaining lost ground. |
| 15 | Mattanur | Kannur | LDF | V. K. Sanoj | Mattanur is a consistently held LDF seat, and V. K. Sanoj is expected to benefit from the incumbency advantage and the LDF's strong support base in the area. The NDA lacks significant presence. |
| 16 | Peravoor | Kannur | LDF | K. K. Shailaja | K. K. Shailaja's strong personal appeal and proven track record as a minister, combined with LDF's consistent performance in Kannur, make her a formidable candidate. While UDF has a presence, Shailaja's popularity is likely to outweigh it. |
| 17 | Mananthavady | Wayanad | UDF | Usha Vijayan | Mananthavady has traditionally leaned towards UDF, and Usha Vijayan is a known face. While O.R. Kelu is a seasoned LDF leader, anti-incumbency and local issues will likely favor UDF in this constituency. |
| 18 | Sulthan Bathery | Wayanad | UDF | I. C. Balakrishnan | Sulthan Bathery has seen a shift towards UDF in recent elections, and I.C. Balakrishnan is expected to capitalize on that momentum. The NDA candidate lacks significant local influence to disrupt the UDF-LDF fight. |
| 19 | Kalpetta | Wayanad | LDF | P. K. Anil Kumar | Kalpetta remains a stronghold for the LDF, and P. K. Anil Kumar is likely to benefit from the party's organizational strength. Despite T. Siddique's efforts, LDF's consistent base will likely secure victory. |
| 20 | Vatakara | Kozhikode | UDF | K. K. Rema | Vatakara is a fiercely contested seat, but K. K. Rema's strong local presence and the sympathy factor following her husband's death give UDF a significant edge. LDF's Bhaskaran faces a tough challenge in retaining the seat. |
| 21 | Kuttiady | Kozhikode | LDF | K. P. Kunhammadkutty | Kuttiady has consistently favored the LDF, and Kunhammadkutty's strong local presence, coupled with the traditional support base, gives him an edge despite potential UDF gains. |
| 22 | Nadapuram | Kozhikode | UDF | K. M. Abhijith | Nadapuram historically swings between fronts, but the UDF has been gaining ground. Abhijith's youth appeal and potential anti-incumbency against Vasantham could tilt the scales. |
| 23 | Koyilandy | Kozhikode | UDF | K. Praveen Kumar | Koyilandy is a traditionally UDF stronghold, and Praveen Kumar is likely to consolidate that support. While LDF has made inroads, a UDF win is more probable. |
| 24 | Perambra | Kozhikode | LDF | T. P. Ramakrishnan | Perambra has been a consistent LDF win, and T. P. Ramakrishnan is a well-established figure. Despite potential challenges, the LDF's organizational strength will likely secure victory. |
| 25 | Balussery | Kozhikode | LDF | K. M. Sachin Dev | Balussery is a relatively new constituency but has shown a leaning towards the LDF. Sachin Dev's incumbency advantage and the LDF's strong youth wing presence will likely ensure a win. |
| 26 | Elathur | Kozhikode | LDF | A. K. Saseendran | A.K. Saseendran has consistently won this seat, benefiting from strong local CPM support and a dedicated voter base. While UDF has a presence, Saseendran's incumbency and established network are difficult to overcome. |
| 27 | Kozhikode North | Kozhikode | UDF | K. Jayanth | Kozhikode North traditionally favors UDF, and K. Jayanth is a strong candidate. Despite Ravindran's experience, anti-incumbency and a slight edge for UDF in urban areas will likely swing the result. |
| 28 | Kozhikode South | Kozhikode | UDF | Faisal Babu | Kozhikode South has seen a shift towards UDF in recent elections, and Faisal Babu is expected to capitalize on this trend. The presence of significant Muslim voters also favors the UDF candidate. |
| 29 | Beypore | Kozhikode | LDF | P. A. Mohammed Riyas | P.A. Mohammed Riyas, as a prominent youth leader and the current MLA, enjoys strong support and has focused on development initiatives. Beypore remains a stronghold for the LDF, making it challenging for the UDF or NDA to gain ground. |
| 30 | Kunnamangalam | Kozhikode | LDF | P. T. A. Rahim | Kunnamangalam is a traditionally LDF-leaning constituency, and P.T.A. Rahim is likely to benefit from this historical trend. The CPM's organizational strength in the area will be crucial for securing the win, despite potential UDF challenges. |
| 31 | Koduvally | Kozhikode | UDF | P. K. Firos | Koduvally has traditionally leaned UDF, and Firos is a strong local leader. While LDF has made inroads, UDF's consistent performance and Muslim League influence will likely secure a win. |
| 32 | Thiruvambady | Kozhikode | UDF | C. K. Kasim | Thiruvambady is a UDF stronghold, and C.K. Kasim has a strong base. Despite LDF's attempts, the constituency's historical voting patterns favor UDF, and Kasim's experience is an advantage. |
| 33 | Kondotty | Malappuram | UDF | T. P. Ashrafali | Kondotty is a key constituency for the Indian Union Muslim League, firmly within the UDF fold. Ashrafali is expected to benefit from strong community support and the UDF's established network. |
| 34 | Eranad | Malappuram | UDF | P. K. Basheer | Eranad is another Malappuram constituency where the UDF, particularly the IUML, holds significant sway. Basheer's established presence and the community demographics make a UDF victory highly probable. |
| 35 | Nilambur | Malappuram | UDF | Aryadan Shoukath | Nilambur has consistently voted for UDF, and Aryadan Shoukath is a well-known figure. Despite LDF's efforts, the UDF's strong organizational structure and Shoukath's popularity will likely ensure a win. |
| 36 | Wandoor | Malappuram | LDF | K. K. Damodaran | Wandoor has consistently favored the LDF, and K.K. Damodaran's strong local presence and communist legacy will likely ensure victory despite UDF's attempts. Anti-incumbency isn't strong enough to shift the tide. |
| 37 | Manjeri | Malappuram | UDF | M. Rahmathulla | Manjeri is a UDF stronghold, and M. Rahmathulla is a significant figure. While LDF has made inroads, the UDF's established base and community support will likely prevail. |
| 38 | Perinthalmanna | Malappuram | UDF | Najeeb Kanthapuram | Perinthalmanna has seen a fluctuating pattern, but currently leans towards the UDF. Najeeb Kanthapuram's influence and the UDF's organizational strength are expected to overcome LDF's challenge. |
| 39 | Mankada | Malappuram | LDF | Kunnath Muhammed | Mankada is traditionally an LDF seat, and Kunnath Muhammed is a well-respected local leader. The LDF's focus on development initiatives will likely resonate with voters. |
| 40 | Malappuram | Malappuram | UDF | P. K. Kunhalikutty | Malappuram is a key UDF stronghold, and P.K. Kunhalikutty is a veteran leader with considerable influence. Despite LDF's efforts, Kunhalikutty's established network and the UDF's dominance in the region are likely to secure victory. |
| 41 | Vengara | Malappuram | UDF | K. M. Shaji | Vengara is a traditional UDF stronghold with strong Muslim League influence. While LDF has made inroads, Shaji's established base and community support will likely hold. |
| 42 | Vallikkunnu | Malappuram | UDF | T. V. Ibrahim | Vallikkunnu consistently favors the UDF, benefiting from a strong IUML presence. Ibrahim is a known face and likely to capitalize on existing support despite potential LDF gains. |
| 43 | Tirurangadi | Malappuram | UDF | P. M. A. Sameer | Tirurangadi has historically leaned towards the UDF, and Sameer is expected to benefit from the party's organizational strength and local influence. LDF faces a tough challenge in unseating the established UDF presence. |
| 44 | Tanur | Malappuram | LDF | P. Mohammed Sameer | Tanur has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and Mohammed Sameer's incumbency advantage combined with focused development work will likely secure a win. The NDA lacks significant ground support here. |
| 45 | Tirur | Malappuram | LDF | V. Abdurahiman | Tirur is a constituency where the LDF has been consistently strengthening its position. Abdurahiman's performance as MLA and the LDF's focus on welfare initiatives are expected to resonate with voters, overcoming UDF's traditional support. |
| 46 | Kottakkal | Malappuram | UDF | K. K. Abid Hussain | Kottakkal has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, and despite LDF's efforts, Abid Hussain's local influence and Muslim League's strong base will likely secure a win. Preethi Konchath faces an uphill battle establishing herself. |
| 47 | Thavanur | Malappuram | LDF | K. T. Jaleel | K. T. Jaleel is a strong and popular LDF leader with a significant following in Thavanur. While Joy is a capable opponent, Jaleel's established presence and the LDF's organizational strength will likely prevail. |
| 48 | Ponnani | Malappuram | UDF | K. P. Noushad | Ponnani consistently favors the UDF, particularly due to the strong Muslim League presence. Noushad is likely to benefit from this demographic advantage, overcoming Sakeer's LDF challenge. |
| 49 | Thrithala | Palakkad | LDF | M. B. Rajesh | Thrithala has seen a consistent LDF trend, and M. B. Rajesh is a well-regarded incumbent. Despite Balram's efforts, the LDF's organizational strength and Rajesh's popularity will likely secure his re-election. |
| 50 | Pattambi | Palakkad | UDF | T. P. Shaji | Pattambi is a traditionally UDF-leaning constituency, and T. P. Shaji has a strong base. While Muhsin is a rising star, Shaji's experience and the UDF's established network will likely give him the edge. |
| 51 | Shornur | Palakkad | LDF | P. Mammikutty | Shornur has consistently favored the LDF, and P. Mammikutty's strong local presence combined with the LDF's organizational strength will likely secure a win, despite Harigovindan being a known face. |
| 52 | Ottapalam | Palakkad | UDF | P. K. Sasi | Ottapalam is a UDF stronghold, and P. K. Sasi has a strong base. While Premkumar is a capable candidate, the UDF's consistent performance here makes it likely to retain the seat. |
| 53 | Kongad | Palakkad | LDF | K. Shanthakumari | Kongad has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and K. Shanthakumari is expected to benefit from continued LDF support and effective mobilization of local issues. The NDA lacks significant ground presence. |
| 54 | Mannarkkad | Palakkad | UDF | N. Samsudheen | Mannarkkad has traditionally been a UDF-leaning constituency, and N. Samsudheen's established support base, particularly within the Muslim community, will likely outweigh the LDF's efforts. The NDA is a distant third. |
| 55 | Malampuzha | Palakkad | LDF | E. Prabhakaran | Malampuzha is a consistently held LDF seat, and E. Prabhakaran has proven to be a popular and effective MLA. Anti-incumbency is not strong enough to dislodge the LDF in this constituency. |
| 56 | Palakkad | Palakkad | UDF | Ramesh Pisharody | Palakkad consistently alternates, but Ramesh Pisharody's immense popularity significantly tilts the scales in UDF's favor. While Sobha Surendran is a known face, she lacks the winning appeal. E. Sreedharan's loss in 2021 despite his stature demonstrates the difficulty of breaking the bipolar contest in Palakkad. Pisharody's celebrity status will likely attract voters across traditional party lines, making it very difficult for either LDF or NDA to win. Rasakh, while a capable candidate, cannot match Pisharody's reach. |
| 57 | Tarur | Palakkad | UDF | K. C. Subramanian | Tarur traditionally favors UDF, and K. C. Subramanian is a known face. While LDF has been making inroads, UDF's established support base and candidate recognition will likely secure a win. |
| 58 | Chittur | Palakkad | UDF | Sumesh Achuthan | Chittur has seen a shift towards UDF in recent elections, and Sumesh Achuthan is expected to capitalize on local issues and anti-incumbency against the LDF. The NDA lacks a strong presence here. |
| 59 | Nenmara | Palakkad | LDF | K. Preman | Nenmara is a traditional LDF stronghold, and K. Preman is a popular local leader. Despite UDF and NDA attempts, LDF's consistent performance and strong cadre base will likely ensure victory. |
| 60 | Alathur | Palakkad | LDF | T. M. Sasi | Alathur has consistently elected LDF candidates, and T. M. Sasi is a well-established figure. While UDF is trying to gain ground, LDF's strong organizational structure and support from key communities will likely lead to another win. |
| 61 | Chelakkara | Thrissur | LDF | U. R. Pradeep | Chelakkara has consistently favored the LDF, and U.R. Pradeep's strong local presence and effective campaigning will likely secure his win, despite UDF's attempts. |
| 62 | Kunnamkulam | Thrissur | LDF | A. C. Moideen | Kunnamkulam is an LDF stronghold, and A.C. Moideen is a well-established and influential leader. While UDF will put up a fight, Moideen's popularity is expected to hold. |
| 63 | Guruvayur | Thrissur | UDF | C. H. Rasheed | Guruvayur has traditionally been a UDF-leaning constituency, and C.H. Rasheed benefits from strong community support. The LDF faces a challenge in overcoming this established base. |
| 64 | Manalur | Thrissur | LDF | C. Raveendranath | Manalur has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and C. Raveendranath's focus on education and development initiatives will likely resonate with voters. Anti-incumbency against the UDF is also a factor. |
| 65 | Wadakkanchery | Thrissur | UDF | Vyshak Narayanaswami | Wadakkanchery is a closely contested seat, but Vyshak Narayanaswami's youth appeal and effective campaign strategy are expected to give the UDF an edge. The LDF's Xavier Chittilappilly faces a tough challenge in retaining the seat. |
| 66 | Ollur | Thrissur | UDF | Shaji Kodankandath | Ollur has traditionally favored UDF, and Shaji Kodankandath has built a strong local base. While Rajan is a capable LDF candidate, anti-incumbency and local UDF strength will likely prevail. |
| 67 | Thrissur | Thrissur | NDA | Padmaja Venugopal | Padmaja Venugopal's candidature significantly boosts NDA's chances in Thrissur. The constituency has a history of close contests, and Padmaja's strong family legacy and potential for cross-voting could lead to an NDA victory. |
| 68 | Nattika | Thrissur | UDF | Sunil Lalur | Nattika is a UDF stronghold, and Sunil Lalur is a well-known face. Despite Geetha Gopi's efforts, the UDF's established network and support base are likely to secure a win. |
| 69 | Kaipamangalam | Thrissur | LDF | K. K. Valsaraj | Kaipamangalam has consistently elected LDF candidates, and K. K. Valsaraj is expected to benefit from this trend. The LDF's focus on local development and Valsaraj's consistent performance will likely ensure victory. |
| 70 | Irinjalakuda | Thrissur | UDF | Thomas Unniyadan | Irinjalakuda has a history of favoring UDF, and Thomas Unniyadan is a strong candidate with significant local influence. While LDF has made inroads, UDF's established presence and Unniyadan's popularity are likely to secure a win. |
| 71 | Puthukkad | Thrissur | UDF | K. M. Babu Raj | Puthukkad has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, and K. M. Babu Raj is a strong local leader. While LDF has made inroads, retaining the seat will be difficult given the historical trend. |
| 72 | Chalakudy | Thrissur | UDF | T. J. Saneesh Kumar | Chalakudy consistently favors UDF, and T. J. Saneesh Kumar is likely to benefit from this established support base. The NDA candidate lacks significant local influence to disrupt the bipolar contest. |
| 73 | Kodungallur | Thrissur | LDF | V. R. Sunil | Kodungallur has seen a shift towards LDF in recent elections, and V. R. Sunil is expected to capitalize on this momentum. The presence of a relatively unknown NDA candidate further strengthens LDF's chances. |
| 74 | Perumbavoor | Ernakulam | UDF | Manoj Moothedan | Perumbavoor is a traditionally UDF-leaning constituency, and Manoj Moothedan is a well-known face. Anti-incumbency against the LDF government, coupled with UDF's organizational strength, will likely secure their victory. |
| 75 | Angamaly | Ernakulam | UDF | Roji M. John | Angamaly has consistently voted for UDF, and Roji M. John has a strong personal following. Despite LDF's efforts, the constituency's historical preference and John's popularity make a UDF win highly probable. |
| 76 | Aluva | Ernakulam | UDF | Anwar Sadath | Aluva has consistently favored UDF, and Anwar Sadath has built a strong local presence. While Ariff is a capable candidate, anti-incumbency against the LDF government could swing votes towards UDF. |
| 77 | Kalamassery | Ernakulam | UDF | V. E. Abdul Gafoor | Kalamassery is a UDF stronghold, and despite Rajeeve being the incumbent minister, the strong organizational base of the UDF and Abdul Gafoor's popularity will likely ensure a UDF win. NDA lacks significant influence here. |
| 78 | Paravur | Ernakulam | UDF | V. D. Satheesan | Paravur is a consistently winning seat for V.D. Satheesan, a prominent UDF leader. Despite LDF's efforts, Satheesan's strong personal appeal and effective campaigning will likely secure his victory. |
| 79 | Vypin | Ernakulam | UDF | Tony Chammany | Vypin has traditionally been a UDF-leaning constituency, and Tony Chammany is a well-known face in the area. The LDF faces an uphill battle in overcoming this established support base, despite Shaini's efforts. |
| 80 | Kochi | Ernakulam | LDF | K. J. Maxi | Kochi has seen a shift towards LDF in recent years, and K.J. Maxi is a popular local leader. The urban demographics and LDF's focus on development projects are likely to resonate with voters, giving them an edge over UDF and NDA. |
| 81 | Thrippunithura | Ernakulam | UDF | Deepak Joy | Thrippunithura has traditionally favored UDF, and Deepak Joy benefits from existing local support. While Unnikrishnan is a capable candidate, anti-incumbency against the LDF government could swing votes towards UDF. |
| 82 | Ernakulam | Ernakulam | UDF | T. J. Vinod | Ernakulam constituency consistently votes for UDF, and T.J. Vinod is likely to capitalize on this trend. The urban electorate generally leans towards UDF, making it difficult for LDF or NDA to gain significant ground. |
| 83 | Thrikkakara | Ernakulam | UDF | Uma Thomas | Uma Thomas won the by-election convincingly, demonstrating strong local support and capitalizing on sympathy votes. Despite LDF's efforts, retaining this seat will be challenging for them given the recent history and Uma Thomas's established presence. |
| 84 | Kunnathunad | Ernakulam | LDF | P. V. Srinijin | Kunnathunad has seen a shift towards LDF in recent elections, and P.V. Srinijin is expected to consolidate this support. The LDF has been focusing on development initiatives in the area, which could resonate with voters. |
| 85 | Piravom | Ernakulam | UDF | Anoop Jacob | Piravom is a traditional UDF stronghold, and Anoop Jacob has a strong base. While Sabu K. Jacob is a known face, the UDF's consistent performance in this constituency makes it likely to retain the seat. |
| 86 | Muvattupuzha | Ernakulam | UDF | Mathew Kuzhalnadan | Mathew Kuzhalnadan's strong performance and popularity as the current MLA, coupled with UDF's traditional strength in Ernakulam, give him a significant edge despite LDF's efforts. Anti-incumbency isn't strong enough to shift the seat. |
| 87 | Kothamangalam | Ernakulam | UDF | Shibu Thekkumpuram | Kothamangalam has consistently favored UDF, and Shibu Thekkumpuram is a known face. While Antony John is a capable candidate, overcoming the established UDF base will be difficult, especially with potential local dissatisfaction with the LDF government. |
| 88 | Devikulam | Idukki | UDF | F. Raja | Devikulam is a traditional UDF stronghold, heavily influenced by plantation workers. Despite LDF's attempts to gain ground, F. Raja benefits from the existing political alignment and community support, making a UDF win highly probable. |
| 89 | Udumbanchola | Idukki | LDF | K. K. Jayachandran | Udumbanchola has seen a consistent LDF presence, and K. K. Jayachandran has cultivated a strong local base. While UDF has a presence, the LDF's focus on addressing farmer issues and infrastructure development will likely resonate with voters. |
| 90 | Thodupuzha | Idukki | UDF | Apu John Joseph | Thodupuzha has historically swung between UDF and LDF, but Apu John Joseph's strong local connections and UDF's organizational strength give him an advantage. The LDF's incumbency isn't strong enough to overcome this, and NDA lacks significant support. |
| 91 | Idukki | Idukki | LDF | Roshy Augustine | Idukki consistently favors the LDF due to strong farmer base support and Roshy Augustine's established presence. While UDF has a presence, LDF's organizational strength is likely to prevail. |
| 92 | Peerumade | Idukki | UDF | Cyriac Thomas | Peerumade has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, benefitting from significant Christian community support. Cyriac Thomas is likely to capitalize on this demographic advantage despite LDF's efforts. |
| 93 | Pala | Kottayam | LDF | Jose K. Mani | Jose K. Mani's strong local influence and the LDF's consolidation of Kerala Congress (Mani) faction give them a significant edge. Despite Mani C. Kappan's efforts, the LDF's organizational backing will likely secure victory. |
| 94 | Kaduthuruthy | Kottayam | UDF | Mons Joseph | Kaduthuruthy has historically swung between fronts, but Mons Joseph's established base and UDF's consistent performance in Kottayam district make them favorites. Anti-incumbency against Nirmala Jimmy could also play a role. |
| 95 | Vaikom | Kottayam | UDF | K. Binimon | Vaikom is a traditional UDF stronghold with a strong base among various communities. K. Binimon is expected to benefit from this existing support and potentially capitalize on any anti-incumbency against the LDF. |
| 96 | Ettumanoor | Kottayam | LDF | V. N. Vasavan | Ettumanoor has consistently favored the LDF, and V.N. Vasavan is a strong, experienced incumbent. While UDF has a presence, the LDF's organizational strength is likely to prevail. |
| 97 | Kottayam | Kottayam | UDF | Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan | Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan is a highly respected and influential leader with a strong base in Kottayam. Despite LDF's attempts, unseating him will be difficult, especially considering the historical UDF dominance. |
| 98 | Puthuppally | Kottayam | UDF | Chandy Oommen | Puthuppally remains a UDF stronghold, deeply connected to the Oommen Chandy legacy. Chandy Oommen benefits from strong familial ties and is likely to retain the seat despite LDF's efforts. |
| 99 | Changanassery | Kottayam | UDF | Vinu Job | Changanassery has seen a shift towards UDF in recent elections, and Vinu Job is a relatively strong candidate. Local issues and community dynamics favor the UDF in this constituency. |
| 100 | Kanjirappally | Kottayam | LDF | N. Jayaraj | Kanjirappally is a traditionally LDF-leaning constituency, and N. Jayaraj has consistently performed well. While UDF is competitive, the LDF's established base and organizational network give them an edge. |
| 101 | Poonjar | Kottayam | NDA | P. C. George | P.C. George has a strong personal following in Poonjar, consistently performing well despite party affiliation. While LDF and UDF have fought it out historically, George's local influence is likely to outweigh alliance dynamics, especially if he maintains his support base. |
| 102 | Aroor | Alappuzha | UDF | Shanimol Usman | Aroor has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, and Shanimol Usman is a known face. While Daleema is a capable candidate, the UDF's established base and potential anti-incumbency against the LDF government will likely favor the UDF. |
| 103 | Cherthala | Alappuzha | UDF | K. R. Rajendra Prasad | Cherthala consistently votes for UDF. K. R. Rajendra Prasad is a strong candidate and the UDF's organizational strength in the region is significant, making it difficult for LDF or NDA to make substantial gains. |
| 104 | Alappuzha | Alappuzha | LDF | P. P. Chitharanjan | Alappuzha is a traditionally left-leaning constituency, and P. P. Chitharanjan benefits from the LDF's strong base. While A.D. Thomas is a seasoned politician, the LDF's consistent performance and organizational strength will likely secure their victory. |
| 105 | Ambalappuzha | Alappuzha | LDF | H. Salam | Ambalappuzha has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and H. Salam is a popular local leader. The LDF's focus on minority welfare and social justice issues resonates well with the electorate in this constituency, giving them an edge. |
| 106 | Kuttanad | Alappuzha | LDF | Thomas K. Thomas | Kuttanad has consistently favored the LDF, and Thomas K. Thomas is a strong local leader. While UDF has a presence, LDF's focus on agrarian issues resonates well here. |
| 107 | Haripad | Alappuzha | UDF | Ramesh Chennithala | Ramesh Chennithala's strong personal following and UDF's traditional dominance in Haripad make him a formidable candidate. Despite LDF's efforts, Chennithala's influence is likely to secure a win. |
| 108 | Kayamkulam | Alappuzha | LDF | U. Prathibha | Kayamkulam has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and U. Prathibha is expected to capitalize on this trend. The LDF's focus on social welfare schemes will likely appeal to voters. |
| 109 | Mavelikara | Alappuzha | UDF | Muthara Raj | Mavelikara is a UDF stronghold, and Muthara Raj is a well-known face in the constituency. While LDF has been making inroads, UDF's established network and candidate strength give them an edge. |
| 110 | Chengannur | Pathanamthitta | LDF | Saji Cherian | Saji Cherian, despite controversies, benefits from strong LDF support in Chengannur. The constituency has a history of favoring the LDF, and anti-incumbency isn't strong enough to swing it to the UDF. |
| 111 | Thiruvalla | Pathanamthitta | UDF | Varghese Mammen | Thiruvalla historically leans UDF, and Varghese Mammen is a strong local leader. While Mathew T. Thomas is experienced, anti-incumbency and Christian community consolidation will likely favor UDF. |
| 112 | Ranni | Pathanamthitta | LDF | Pramod Narayanan | Ranni has seen a consistent LDF growth, and Pramod Narayanan's work as MLA is likely to pay off. The UDF candidate lacks strong visibility, and NDA is not a significant player here. |
| 113 | Aranmula | Pathanamthitta | LDF | Veena George | Veena George is a highly performing minister and enjoys strong support. Aranmula has shifted towards LDF in recent elections, and despite a strong UDF candidate, the incumbency advantage is significant. |
| 114 | Konni | Pathanamthitta | UDF | Satheesh Kochuparambil | Konni is a traditionally UDF stronghold, and Satheesh Kochuparambil is a well-known face. While LDF has made inroads, the UDF's organizational strength and local influence will likely secure a win. |
| 115 | Adoor | Pathanamthitta | UDF | Santhakumar | Adoor consistently votes for UDF, and Santhakumar is expected to benefit from this trend. Despite LDF's efforts, the constituency's historical voting pattern and strong UDF base will likely prevail. |
| 116 | Karunagappally | Kollam | LDF | M. S. Thara | Karunagappally has consistently favored the LDF, and M.S. Thara benefits from incumbency and strong local party organization. While UDF has a presence, LDF's hold is firm. |
| 117 | Chavara | Kollam | UDF | Shibu Baby John | Shibu Baby John is a prominent UDF leader with a strong base in Chavara. Despite LDF's efforts, John's personal appeal and historical UDF performance will likely secure a win. |
| 118 | Kunnathur | Kollam | LDF | Kovoor Kunjumon | Kunnathur has seen a shift towards the LDF in recent elections, and Kovoor Kunjumon is a well-respected local leader. UDF faces a challenge in regaining lost ground. |
| 119 | Kottarakkara | Kollam | LDF | K. N. Balagopal | K.N. Balagopal is a strong LDF candidate with a proven track record and significant influence in Kottarakkara. Anti-incumbency is unlikely to be strong enough to overcome this advantage. |
| 120 | Pathanapuram | Kollam | LDF | K. B. Ganesh Kumar | K.B. Ganesh Kumar is a popular figure and has consistently won Pathanapuram, often defying party lines. His personal charisma and local support base make him a strong contender, ensuring LDF retains the seat. |
| 121 | Punalur | Kollam | LDF | C. Ajaya Prasad | Punalur has consistently favored the LDF, and Ajaya Prasad's incumbency combined with strong local organizational support will likely secure his win despite a potential UDF challenge. |
| 122 | Chadayamangalam | Kollam | LDF | J. Chinchu Rani | Chadayamangalam has seen a shift towards LDF in recent elections. Chinchu Rani's existing base and focused campaigning should give her an edge, overcoming UDF's Nazeer. |
| 123 | Kundara | Kollam | LDF | S. L. Sajikumar | Kundara, despite being a swing seat, leans historically towards the LDF, particularly given Kollam district's strong CPM base. Sajikumar is the incumbent, providing an advantage. While the UDF will put up a fight, Robin Radhakrishnan lacks the necessary profile and organizational support to overcome the established LDF-UDF dynamic. The BJP has never been a serious contender in Kundara, and Radhakrishnan's candidacy doesn't change that. Bipolar voting patterns will likely hold, favoring the LDF. |
| 124 | Kollam | Kollam | UDF | Bindhu Krishna | Kollam constituency generally leans towards UDF, and Bindhu Krishna is expected to benefit from this trend, along with potential dissatisfaction with the LDF's performance in the urban areas. |
| 125 | Eravipuram | Kollam | LDF | M. Noushad | Eravipuram is a traditional LDF stronghold. M. Noushad's established presence and the LDF's consistent support base in the region make him the likely winner, despite a competitive UDF candidate. |
| 126 | Chathannoor | Kollam | LDF | R. Rajendran | Chathannoor has consistently favored the LDF, and R. Rajendran's incumbency and strong local base will likely ensure a win despite potential anti-incumbency. The NDA lacks significant ground support here. |
| 127 | Varkala | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | Varkala Kahar | Varkala has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, and Varkala Kahar is a known face. While Joy has some support, the UDF's organizational strength and demographic factors favor their candidate. |
| 128 | Attingal | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | Santhosh Bhadran | Attingal has seen a shift towards the UDF in recent elections, and Santhosh Bhadran is expected to capitalize on this momentum. Anti-incumbency against the LDF and a strong UDF campaign will be decisive. |
| 129 | Chirayinkeezhu | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | Ramya Haridas | Chirayinkeezhu is a highly competitive seat, but Ramya Haridas's popularity and the UDF's focus on local issues give her an edge. The LDF faces a challenge in retaining support in this constituency. |
| 130 | Nedumangad | Thiruvananthapuram | LDF | G. R. Anil | Nedumangad is a traditional LDF stronghold, and G. R. Anil's performance as a minister will likely resonate with voters. The UDF and NDA are unlikely to make significant inroads here. |
| 131 | Vamanapuram | Thiruvananthapuram | LDF | D. K. Murali | Vamanapuram has consistently favored the LDF, and D.K. Murali's incumbency and strong local base will likely ensure a win, despite UDF's efforts. Community demographics also lean towards LDF support. |
| 132 | Kazhakkoottam | Thiruvananthapuram | NDA | V. Muraleedharan | Kazhakkoottam is a highly competitive seat, but V. Muraleedharan's strong organizational skills and the NDA's focus on this urban constituency give them an edge. Kadakampally Surendran faces anti-incumbency and a divided opposition. |
| 133 | Vattiyoorkavu | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | K. Muraleedharan | Vattiyoorkavu has traditionally been a UDF stronghold, and K. Muraleedharan is a popular and influential candidate. While Prasanth performed well previously, Muraleedharan's appeal and local connections are likely to sway voters. |
| 134 | Thiruvananthapuram | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | C. P. John | Thiruvananthapuram constituency generally favors the UDF, and C.P. John is a strong candidate with a good understanding of local issues. The LDF's Sudheer Karamana lacks the same level of visibility and appeal. |
| 135 | Nemom | Thiruvananthapuram | NDA | Rajeev Chandrasekhar | Nemom is BJP's strongest constituency in Kerala. O. Rajagopal made history winning here in 2016. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, a former Rajya Sabha MP with national prominence and strong resources, combined with BJP's focused organizational efforts in this urban constituency, makes NDA the likely winner in a three-way contest. |
| 136 | Aruvikkara | Thiruvananthapuram | LDF | G. Steephen | Aruvikkara has consistently favored the LDF in recent elections, and G. Steephen's strong local presence combined with potential anti-incumbency against Sivakumar gives LDF an edge. The constituency also benefits from a significant Christian population traditionally leaning towards LDF. |
| 137 | Parassala | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | Neyyattinkara Sanal | Parassala is a UDF stronghold, and Neyyattinkara Sanal is a known face. While LDF has made inroads, UDF's established base and Sanal's popularity are likely to secure a win, despite potential NDA gains. |
| 138 | Kattakkada | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | M. R. Baiju | Kattakkada has seen a fluctuating pattern, but currently leans towards UDF. M.R. Baiju's consistent performance and local influence, coupled with potential dissatisfaction with the LDF government, will likely result in a UDF victory. |
| 139 | Kovalam | Thiruvananthapuram | LDF | Bhagat Rufus | Kovalam has become an LDF stronghold in recent years, and Bhagat Rufus is expected to capitalize on this momentum. The LDF's focus on development and social welfare schemes will likely resonate with voters, overcoming UDF's traditional support. |
| 140 | Neyyattinkara | Thiruvananthapuram | UDF | N. Sakthan | Neyyattinkara is traditionally a UDF seat, and N. Sakthan is a strong candidate with considerable local influence. Despite LDF's efforts, UDF's established network and Sakthan's popularity are expected to secure a win, though it will be a closely contested battle. |